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JIARTF‘ORD.OCL l3.-—-—The New
Nationals defeated the “New York Am-Vé
ericans in an exhibition game here yes-i
terday by a score of 6 to~3. There was:
real‘
little effoi‘t by anybody to play
baseball. Germany Schaefer lined up
with the Yankees.
in the entire game only one man,
‘Perritt.,Vin the. fifth. was struck out,
and usually the first pitch, grooved
and lobbed over. was lifted into an out-
fielder's hands. ’i‘hree pitched balls
suliioe‘d for some of the half innigs,
'which lasted about three minutes.
SPORTS
KINGSTONES VS. TIGERS;
The Tigers will open their football
season Sunday, Oct. 17th, when they
‘play the Kingstones of Bridgeport. The
.. latter team have played two games
"this season and won both. The Tigers
lmvent played any gitihes yet, but still
they are confident of duplicating last
season's record The lineup follows:
Tobey and Nathan. ends: Virgil and
.llennery. tackles; Silk and :
park; Rucker, full back; Gusta'fson
rind Reynolds:- half. baclk ._ -,
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lilil. NllI Billillill "’“'
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it has abhorred to many
wouldn’t he a good idea for
was 199
thy. it
drill? lhhprli-‘m
motor to get busy and 11th h men
Gross and Willie Ritchie. Titty fought
1911 hair- raising rounds in 7889mm
Square Garden, two years ago, and it
was a toss up in the ten rounds which
man would a: down to defeat. Ritchie
was
lightweight champion of the
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V.»
on End risk the title
1 ‘ _a 'Iiteo. Cross bobbed
up 199932931333- ailment before he went
into. the ring, but disregarding orders
tram _hls_ ph} slcian...!aVced the champ-
ion. ‘RighI off the real the big crown
sat back to enjoy a treat. They ap-
predated that a real light was going to
he (ought.
V'fl‘he titleholder made Cross kiss the
mat twice. They battered .ouo anoth-
er all over the ring on the toe-to-toe
tuition. There was no letop. Though
Ritalin Sis winning, there were many
in ibuphithe‘htro who were on the
anxious stint. 8hr at any nioment they
Insular see Cross land/that famous
right at his and swine the crown. It
WVnever .osmo to pads.
111.111: dressing room Ritchie made
the declaration that he newer (need
a tougher bird than Cross. and asked
to be quoté'd in this fashion: "Say
for me that Leach is the' toiighest.
and gamest boy 1 error fought. VIV’Vd
like to meet him again." ‘ .
Marauek, .
Vfguards; Lynch. center: Bellus. quarter
. out. Coach Guy, Nichtflls or the crew,
illliI9lIS I9 SH $3, 799.99
liliiiill; [llSIIlS $2,.5l999
l Yesterday's, Official Figures.
Attendance. 41,096.
Receipts, $82,040.50.
l’layers' share. $44,305.11.
(‘lub owners, each, $14,768.37.
National Commission $8,204.65.
Total: for First Four Games.
Attendance, 123.045.
Receipts. $268,332.50.
Players“ share (honiplete),
899.55
Winning players’ share, 886,930.73.
Eat-h of loads (iwenty~three men),
gets $3,779.99.
Losing players‘ share, $57,950.82.
Eath of losers (twenty-t-hree men)
:gets $2,519.99.
t‘lub owners, each $48,299.85.
National Commission, $26,833.25.
Note-Players” share in only first
four games. Th’eir share. now coni-
'plcte. Club owners and National Con:-
mission get all the money from re
malning games.
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How? it”? MPMIED
Fourth Garne Figures.
Attendance, at .365. . ‘
8144,-
~;.82 812. 28.
352.6% .. ~- -.
:.1-\' 8.
..«...
men), 82, 039385.
Clilb owners. eacli 810.633.01.19“
‘ When 'Wsh; PM Best.
The; biggest; Storid’s series pot oval“
the Giants died Sax series in 1912.'1‘ho
times were. 7
Total players_ share. $147,088. 85.
Boston players' share. 888. 543. 02.
Each Rod 80:: (twenty-two men).
get 14, 022.
New York piayers’ share, 853. 028 68.
Each Giant (twenty three men). gotp
282.5813.V
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 13. —-Two thous-
and Yale students, headed by the Bec~
0nd Regiment band, marched to‘99)d
Yale field yesterday and cheered and
hang for the vhrsltdeotball team; at
the 11m '6Béh-prmtic3 or the year.
.. Baseball, crew and track practiée was
tailed on to allow the men to he pres~
one or the mist popular coaches Yale
:1 . has ever had, took: part in. the parade
The ‘VVfirsity and; scrubsehad Spirit-
Ved prnctice, dining which the rennin-s
.» scored. a..- touchdown. Captain WilsolVi
,-1 1- Philadelphia followers of ths‘ game
has not decreased in the slight” de- Btafllfl'flfl
. urea. What few 'tlékata‘ for tdpay' a 10110 “18.
contest that found mon- Rapid there
”moi; ith-ayafs alsliare (twenty;
”Philadelphia .niaxers' sham. 8
Each Athletic's share (twentyvfoph
V.“ _.1
Nationa’i’ commission, 828573.90. ‘ ' 5
divided by ball players was that (erK
“third Club' was held onday afternoon " V V“ V . . .39! f 015w
in the auditorium of nit south Nor- attain-p . "bfiin may; under
,m rose on M . and mi. died $1000
; mar arid roost. in some selected place.i Q
11 11 Three- yesri ago the large'i‘cost was. L ,
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13.—~Rerord: is about as popular as the man who
breaking crowds watched the progress 3 has all the chips when the poker party
of the fourth game of the world’s ser- breaks up at 2 a. in. Young men who
ies in Boston as depicted on the would take up this profession would
mgny Scoreboards througfiom the city! do well to read the tales of rumored
yesterday In the central districts shakeups and mm“ ”1 coaching 39335.
‘ , name policemen had dlmsulty in pro ‘ M" the changes are many. making
venting congestion and several times the career of a football coach uncer-
he surface trolley service was almost "u“
:ompletel) blocked Frank Hinkoy. chief motor of tho
. . this sound, Could probably pour out
Although signs of deep disappoint a story of heartaches and Bobs if the
:Iefltltewflilggnghxmgtng 9390‘??- has a mind to do so. Hlnkey has been
’ ,the mark [or criticism of many Yale
ted for Chalmers in the ninth inning. .t'ollouers as a. result of the Bulldog's
flied out. giving the victory to Boston. miserable showing on the gridiron
2 to 1. the fans were still hopeful last season and thus far.
They profess to see in the seven hits. lllnkey h“ the consolation that cha
‘90“"3 b" ”‘9 Phlilles yesterday “V of others have had to face the. some
recovery of limit“ batting eye and' plflt'e timmion that he I8 now up against
their faith in Alexander to check the But he also has the discouragement of
flying Red Sox in “19 “MI game in knowing that only a few otlfirs have
be played here today. ' E'been tibia to ‘cplnu through and estah
Notwithstanding three lish themselves after they hpd fallen
straight victories, among into dininvor.
Pennsykw-ia and Princtfiol are
new coaching stalls
Hind seahonIion their
m'ss‘eedy'? Rush
Boston’s
interest
in;
Tile regular meotin ct mderwnik
99......“ Moms; told} was given ‘
.hy Mill moose Hard on the work or
the sum school tor teachers at
cost Spring harbor. Lang lanai.
This school in Indlr the auspices of
the National Audubon Society and
aims to familiarize teachers with all
phases of bird life so that they can
better teach the some in the schools.
A‘ section covering about two ‘inilas;I
was under study and 406 nests of birth:
was toumhwithin the area and tile-
hablts of the birds studied about. the
nest. "‘ 1-
Anronz the interesting things oi 10%
cal mterest' was The reporting at a
mocking bird seen on thé marshes at
Strattordion September drag, It is 11m
generally known that the mocking birds
wandered so tar'north as Connecticut,
but. there are' a number dL‘rbcom for
Connecticut. in a pond not for than;
Norton; there was raised throthroods
or the pied billed Gleeh’oi; a bird which
the book ct theoflitdsi or. .
igives but. one record of their iii-ceding
‘within the state. This VlVV's sidered-a
rare this! ._ \ V ~ ~
'An-a smut dig. a! “Starling
and Gracltles at Sprihgdaié was given,
which was most interesting. .. ‘ "
VIt. is a norm of the 1111mm!- star >
link to gstKarJn flocks in the into any; I
.4 “s it. Grown-on. also
pi geranium. who was charged
with the same. enema jointly with
Barnes. tailed to appear in court when
the case was called and his bond at
81,000 was red forteited.
The use: were charged with having
W80”! toF'. L. (hominid
automobile dealar ot this city. a mining
chum in Canada'; which they represent-
ed to be worth about «mm -'
.,Throu3h witnesses 1 .1 brought from
Canada. it was learned that the prop
arty was worth only about 8100. which
or; iii tile 09 the cishn‘: it wag also
the men had tried similar solidifies to
other places, including Providence,R f_.
i., Portland, Maine, and~VPongheepsie,
NJ" 1 .
held; underhgfbr trio} here . _
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BERLIN.
do} V_}_1nw—Re-
Got. 13,, via London
fishing: a. dis
1; r. *5
1Ivsifting;timid
represented the expenditures paces .
developed, according to the police, that ‘
am and Stevenson were Srra'sted ;
in Hartford last June and had been
RELATIONS ACUTE ' 'V V
pain to 'the Zone Neue: Nach—
rcihten announcing that Iitilgaria
declared \\ air on Serbia on Mon—
day. the \ ossische Zeitung makes
this comment: We can say this
report is. 11] form. premature. It
is a fact honever' that Serlio—
Bulgarian relations have grown
so much more acute in the past
iew hours that an armed
conflict between Serbia and
Bulgaria must appear unavoid—
ably near.”
RANGES, $11.00 to $4850.
Self Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying. ‘
Gas Hot Water Hester: . . 81:.oc
Receipts. “2’5“ '9» " if. hands 6f swift?” Vote. 6988115.] seems tddhbf satisf'yiltg the Tiger 10% my 39318th
Players' ‘share, 833,832.62. =‘ gt sought and anal; bléaplprne ’82:“ ““999- . ’r—“l’mnl‘y' 1b 1’“
*fllubaownrirstwoh $11,277.64. 11?. forming inshflii‘o Vontsiflo» been M noabeep mm Jones &Hm€thSQ
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minim 01113119391911. 86,285.30. . oaxue Pirk ipgiiuaré nooii’ A “013w oil-ch SLV N C
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dJcéfiité‘, 5225:7311 oo‘ ’ I'iimko {a m:~ owns/op mm“ '
_ Total piayer’share‘8121.889..08 ay'l Vmgi . ”9539\4 and {weal
Whiting Se: :73. 13945. may ' .3».
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wear well-awe triathlon that. All om
paints. one. stains, vat-dishes. snar-
sis; are; are the host omnis—
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that: Whoa—gill. .m I.
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ludian Motor cycles
Distributors for Nomalk and ”
.South Norwalk
' The Sterling Motor to
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HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS 9
cost? no. and what's more. it wilt. .
Automobile and’fiotor Cycle“
There are rides and joy
rides. There are also ranges
and joy ranges, but a joy
range differs from a. joy ride
in that such a range never
comes to grief.
work so cheerfully and sail:-
whole house with giadness.‘
The Stamford is a range of
that kind. '
. roa SALE at?
HORACE R. NASH
factorily that "it fills the.
It does its.»
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Cor. North Main and West Sta.
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You needn’t look far!
0111' fourth store is just up
the street a ways from Grand
Central—Fifth Avenue and ,
415i. Street with j 42nd .1
Street entrance.
Yon’ re the main reason
for its being there—you folks .'
who Commute viaL Grand
Central. 1“ 1
, Think him it adds to your
convenience—shop up to the
last minute and catch your
train. ‘ . .
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Everything men and boys
wear fer Fall and Winter.
‘» Our new suits of “Fore-
fathers Cloth" and overcoats 1
of “Scotch Mist,” for in-
stance—both exclusive with
115.
Recalls Pas? COMPANY ,
‘ Broadwa Broadway‘ ‘
at I911: Si , ,“The at 34th St.
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Broadway orners" 1 vs. '
a; Warren at “at Sr. . ,
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VTArVe you icolnng for finely finished, correctly design.
. 1. Ved, well inside furniture for every. mom in the house;
V ~‘V'VIViV' no you will find here Va tenement. of just the
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